Vintage

1960's Fully Sequined Cheongsam Gown

Vintage

1960's Fully Sequined Cheongsam Gown

Stunning cheongsam dress dates to the 1960's through 1970's and is made of white synthetic satin that is fully covered in white iridescent sequins. Phoenix motif on front side is worked in gold seed beads and multicolored sequins and nearly extends the length of the dress. The phoenix of Chinese legend is a symbol of heaven's favor, virtue and grace, luck and happiness. High slits on both sides. Fully lined. Center back zipper with snap closures at neckline. No tag identifying manufacturer, size, or fabric content.

Condition: Excellent. Dress appears to be unworn.

Measurements -

Bust: 33"Waist: 26"Hips: 34"Center Back Length: 54"Slit Length: 28"

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